Arkansas Medicaid Rule Changes Will Promote Mental Health Access
State lawmakers repeal restrictions barring access to mental health care for Medicaid patients.
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Pediatric ER Visits is on the Rise as Mental Health Needs Grow
Children and teen admissions to emergency rooms is growing as mental health needs are unmet.
Drug Helpline Report Places States on ‘Red Alert’
New report sheds light on the nation’s drug problem.
Seattle’s School District Sues Tech Giants Over Mental Health Issues
As more attention is given to social media harm, Seattle schools file suit against social media platforms.
There are Just Not Enough Therapists to Go Around, Data Shows
As mental health demand increases, those seeking care are forced to get more creative.
There are Many Therapeutic Uses for Psilocybin, Research Shows
“Magic mushrooms” may hold the key for treating treatment-resistant mental health conditions.
Judge Scraps Tesla Inc.’s Counter-Lawsuit Against California Department of Civil Rights
Tesla had unsuccessfully argued that the California Department of Civil Rights had failed to provide the company with adequate notice of the lawsuit.
Supreme Court Appears Poised to Side with Concrete Company in Union Lawsuit
In their lawsuit, Glacier Northwest claims that a strike organized by the International Brotherhood of Teamsters led employees to intentionally destroy company product.
Texas Attorney General Sues Biden Administration Over Public Charge Rule Changes
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton claims that recent changes to the so-called “public charge” rule will make it more difficult to determine whether green card applicants are likely to rely on government benefits.
Women in India are Being Sold into Trafficking by Their Relatives
Victims of human trafficking in India are often being handed over by people they knew.